Titlebook: Contemporary Government Reform in Japan; The Dual State in Fl Eiji Kawabata Book 2006 Eiji Kawabata 2006 economy.government.Policy.reforms.

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Postal Business: Old Guard Politics Die Hard, government operation more efficient. In each reform, various political actors, including LDP leaders, LDP . members, bureaucrats, and business leaders, battled around reform measures. Although none of the reforms was a complete success, each reform resulted in significant changes in government oper

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Reforms in Transportation: Trains, Planes, and Automobiles,like other governments, the Japanese government has been deeply involved in the development of transportation systems, particularly road networks, railways, and airways. It has been using a significant amount of government funds, including those from the FILP, a major investment outlet for funds fro

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Conclusion,er advanced industrial countries, such as the United States, Britain, and France, the fundamental goal of government reforms was to correct problems in government operation that came to be recognized, consisting of the following three aspects. The first aspect is government’s restriction on economic

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